I have been very busy lately and haven't been around much so I thought I would post a little of my fall. This was in October.
 
A few pics from my weekend.

 

 

 

 
Here are a few more pics.

 
I needed a bit of help getting the pack on. We long necked it and with the rack/head/cap it weighed 140 lbs.  :o

 
Check out the nose...looks a little goofy don't it?

 
There is a large scar on its lip and apparently a hole through the roof of the mouth into the nasal cavity. It was missing the ivory on this side.

Sweet!  Those mahogany racks are beautiful.
Congratulations!

Congratulations, that is a very nice Roosevelt bull. I can see that you worked hard to get this animal out. I know the pain and rewards from hunting in the coast ranges of Oregon. My first elk was a five point rag-horn bull I shot in the Tillimook burn in Oregon when I was 23 years old. I still have my antlers and they still have that nice reddish-brown burnish that bulls get rubbing in the forests of the Pacific NorthWest. With help, we packed out the meat on our backs, all 380 some pounds, plus the head and antlers.

Yea, Mountain Mafia was 23 back when Moses was a child! Nice bull!

Great story & pics!

Thanks!
Barry